New York Knicks forward Josh Hart doesn't treat basketball like rocket science. Instead, it's still the same old game with a ball and a hoop that he played as a kid. Now, he's playing it for millions of dollars at the highest level in the world,

The Knicks guard and Maryland native guard couldn't resist poking fun at his teammates who root for the Eagles after Washington's comeback victory.

A scintillating second half surge paced the Knicks' latest victory, as they once again mastered the Orlando Magic at Kia Center, posting a 108-85 victory on Friday night. New York (21-10) has now won six in a row, the longest active tally in the Eastern Conference pending Cleveland's late result in Denver.

Jalen Brunson had 26 points and nine assists, Josh Hart added 23 points and 13 rebounds and the New York Knicks extended their winning streak to six games with a 108-85 win over the Orlando Magic.

Like a father with a garbage bag hunting for discarded wrapping paper, New York Knicks forward Josh Hart was diving all over the floor on Christmas Day. Hart's serendipitous double-double was perhaps lost in the holiday fold amidst packed box scores for Mikal Bridges and Victor Wembanyama but it came up as the Knicks took down the San Antonio Spurs 117-114 on Wednesday afternoon at Madison Square Garden.

T onight at the Kia Center, Jalen Suggs led the Orlando Magic (19-14) with surprising first-half shooting, while the New York Knicks (21-10), despite funky shooting and turnovers,